1964 The Beatles Something New T 2108 Mono 1st Pressing Scranton Vinyl Record
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Jun 9, 2025 Sold Date
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This product is a highly sought after first pressing of The Beatles album "Something New" on vinyl from 1964. Released by Capitol Records, the high-fidelity record features the iconic band in their prime, with tracks showcasing their rock genre. The 12" LP comes in a classic black vinyl with a mono audio channel, making it a valuable addition to any vinyl records collection for fans of The Beatles and collectors of music from the 1960s era. This is an East Coast 1st pressing pressed by Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton PA identified by the capital letters I over AM inside a triangle stamped into its runouts / dead wax.

There are three pressing variations:

(Variant 8) * First ''East Coast'' pressings have the credit ''Nicholas'' for track B5 instead of ''Nicolas.'' (except for Variant 8)
Deep groove is of 1.5" diameter in the center of the label.
The track listing is left aligned under the 'O' of Something on Side A, and the 'S' on Side B.

Cover is in good condition, see photos for more details. Vinyl has a surface mark or two but no issues with playing. Tested. Ask any questions and

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